The Short Form‐12 by telephone as a measure of health‐related quality of life after stroke

Rubenach, Sally; Anderson, Craig S.; Laubscher, Sara

doi:10.1093/ageing/29.6.553

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“…Patients were instructed to respond to each interview session independently of the others. The third rater also administered the SF-12v2 by telephone, 9 when possible. The SF-12v2 is a quality-of-life scale derived from the longer SF-36 version, 7 consists of physical and mental components, and has been validated by telephone.…”

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“…The SF-12v2 is a quality-of-life scale derived from the longer SF-36 version, 7 consists of physical and mental components, and has been validated by telephone. 9 When a designated rater was unavailable, the next rater on the list was contacted until an available rater was found. For each new patient, Rater 1 followed directly Rater 3 for the preceding patient on the alphabetic list.…”

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Simplified Modified Rankin Scale Questionnaire

Bruno

Akinwuntan

Lin

et al. 2011

Stroke

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Background and Purpose-The simplified modified Rankin Scale questionnaire (smRSq) enables a reliable and rapid determination of the modified Rankin Scale score after stroke. We test the reliability and validity of a slightly revised smRSq. Methods-Fifty consecutive outpatients 4.83Ϯ3.00 months after stroke were scored with a slightly revised smRSq by 3 raters selected consecutively from a list of 10: 4 stroke faculty, 3 neurology residents, 2 medial students, and 1 stroke research coordinator. Two ratings were in person within 20 minutes of each other and 1 was by telephone 1 to 3 days later. The telephone rating also included a quality of life scale, the Short-Form-12v2. Each rater was blinded to the other raters' scores. Results-The

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confidence: 99%

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Simplified Modified Rankin Scale Questionnaire

Bruno

Akinwuntan

Lin

et al. 2011

Stroke

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120

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“…The SF-12 was administered twice via telephone (Rubenach et al, 2000) by a trained research nurse. The first time was during the patients' regularly scheduled 3-, 6-or 12-month follow-up interview.…”

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Test–retest reliability of short form (SF)-12 component scores of patients with stroke

Bohannon

Maljanian

Landes

2004

International Journal of Rehabilitation Research

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Although the Short Form (SF)-12 has been used previously to characterize the health related quality of life of patients with stroke, its test-retest reliability has not been described for such patients. We, therefore, examined this reliability in 31 patients (mean age=66.5 years) who experienced an ischemic stroke 3-12 months previously. Patients were contacted twice (mean interval=16.2 days) by telephone. Physical component and mental component scores were derived from the 12 SF items. Scores differed less than 1.5 points between tests and were not significantly different. Intraclass correlation coefficients surpassed 0.800. The findings support the test-retest reliability of physical and mental component scores of the SF-12 administered by telephone to post-stroke patients.

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